Answer:
The correct answer is C: to make the reader comfortable with the character.
Explanation:
Mark Twain uses a conversational tone when writing from Huckleberry Finn's perspective to make the reader comfortable with the character. He tries to make Finn's character more approachable and closer to the readers, in order to expand the scope of the reader's view. Huckleberry's tone is friendly, naive, and a little bit uneducated, but despite that, he manages to gain sympathies of the readers.
Answer:
The one you selected is correct.
(Education is the best path to freedom because once a person has been educated, nothing can take that from them.)
This is in third person PoV (likely omniscient to be precise). This is known because the readers know almost every thought and emotion of each character.
Examples of this are provided throughout. Just find quotes about the character's thoughts/feelings. :)
<u>Which trait is used to evaluate the mood created by the writer?</u>
<em>B. Word choice.</em>
<u>Word choice</u> is the trait through which a writer can evoke mood, tone, and atmosphere. The words that the writer chooses are essential to portray the desired feelings and reactions.
For example, check this passage from Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher": <em>"During the whole of a </em><em>dull, dark</em><em>, and </em><em>soundless</em><em> day in the </em><em>autumn </em><em>of the year, when the </em><em>clouds hung </em><em>oppressively </em><em>low</em> <em>in the heavens, I had been passing </em><em>alone</em><em>, on horseback, through a singularly </em><em>dreary</em><em> tract of country..."</em>
All the underlined words are meticulously chosen to create a gloomy mood, and Poe succeeds in provoking the reader a sense of mystery and melancholy.